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feeds: today's queue
polled overnight, ready by sunrise.
Last night while you slept feeds checked thirty-four sources, picked up six new episodes of NPR Up First, three from The Daily, and queued an essay from Stratechery for your reading list. Nothing pinged. Nothing notified. The world updated itself on the side.
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Today (3 items)
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Tariff truce; a town's last newspaper; what's next for the housing bill
NPR Up First · Apr 26 · 12 min · Download · Mark read
The morning's three biggest stories in twelve minutes, hosted by Steve Inskeep and Leila Fadel.
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A reporter's notebook from the southern border
The Daily · Apr 26 · 28 min · Download · Mark read
Miriam Jordan returns from a week in Nogales with field recordings and a longer view.
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The aggregation of taste
Stratechery · Apr 25 · 9 min · Read · Mark read
Ben Thompson on the next layer of platform consolidation, and what it means for independent publishers.
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Polling status
- [OK] NPR Up First — last poll: 2h ago succeeded
- [FAIL] The Verge — last poll: 14m ago, HTTP 502
- [WAIT] Hacker News — first poll any minute now
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Recent runs
| Feed | Started | Result |
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| NPR Up First | 06:14 | 3 new |
| The Daily | 06:14 | 1 new |
| Stratechery | 06:13 | 0 new |
| The Verge | 06:13 | error |
| Hacker News | 06:12 | queued |
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